Withdraw (verb)

1. Remove (money) from an account.
2. Retreat or pull back (a military force) from an engagement or position.
3. Take back or away (something previously said or done).
4. Cease to participate or be involved in an activity.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english withdrawian, from the base of withdraw + -ian.

Examples:

1. I need to withdraw some money from my account.
2. The company decided to withdraw its investment from the project.
3. He had to withdraw his statement after realizing he was mistaken.
4. The army had to withdraw from the city due to heavy resistance.
5. She withdrew from the competition due to an injury.